Wet Leg Makes Denver Debut at Mission Ballroom: Photos
Wet Leg sold out the Mission Ballroom for its debut peformance in Denver on Sunday, December 7.
Wet Leg sold out the Mission Ballroom for its debut peformance in Denver on Sunday, December 7.
From Ice Cube, Louis Tomlinson and Ethel Cain to Yungblud and Rod Stewart, these are all the concerts announced for Red Rocks next year.
Perhaps one of the most talked-about punk bands around right now, Amyl and the Sniffers will be at the world’s most legendary venue.
The former Outside Festival, will bring stellar bands to the Tivoli in May.
The band is bringing Field of Vision back to Buena Vista.
The funk band will celebrate the release of its new album with House of Lett shows at secret Denver location.
Denver punks playing all-local Turkeygeddon show at HQ on Wednesday, November 26.
Local bands will be out in force at the hi-dive on November 26.
Of Monsters and Men talk its new album before playing Mission Ballroom on November 23.
John Legend came to Denver to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of his debut album.
From raves to ritualistic ceremonies and bluegrass, these concerts all worth hitting.
Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats will be inducted in a live ceremony at the Mission on December 11.
TAB kicked off its two-night run by transforming Mission into a jam-band playground.
Bird played through the entirety of The Mysterious Production of Eggs with the Colorado Symphony for the album’s twentieth anniversary.
The Beths play the Ogden on November 19.
Mission Ballroom becomes a shrine to DEVO’s legacy.
Longstanding local metal trio hosts release show at hi-dive on Saturday, November 15
“What makes this story especially powerful is the motive behind it. This is a not-for-profit festival where every dollar from ticket sales goes to support the venues and the bands.”
Key Glock brought his unmistakable bars to Red Rocks on November 9.
Legendary German death-dealers play Summit on Saturday, November 8
GWAR drenched a packed Summit Music Hall with its signature spew.
Deadmau5 teases his first all-original release in a decade as well as more surprises for Red Rocks.